Improve your beauty more at pop- up event in Oita

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November 20, 2018
By Yuna Shimizu (The Fountain staff)

 “ I have not seen pop-up event for cosmetic in Oita prefecture. I want Oita citizen to experience this kind of pop-up event” said Mika Yamamura, a second-year student majoring in marketing in APU and manager of a cosmetic event.

On Nov. 24, French cosmetic brand, MIC held an event to spread French cosmetic more at Wazawaza building near Oita Station, a group mainly composed of a college student. The organizers want to invite people who are interested in cosmetic or who do not know which cosmetics are suited to them.

Participants can ask their questions about skin or cosmetic. Also, participants can bring their own cosmetic bag to the event and can get advice from a cosmetic professional. The makeup time going to be done one by one, so participants can have fulfilling time with cosmetic.

From 2 p.m. to 2.30 p.m., a fashion show will be held by Yoshino Makisaka, a second-year student majoring in marketing in APU. She has own online shop for clothes. A ticket sold in advance for this event or people who are interested can contact Mika Yamamura on Facebook to book a ticket which cost 1000 yen for makeup and 2000 yen for the fashion show. The cost of a day ticket is 1500 yen for make up time, and 2500 yen for the party which is held after make up time at the same place. The participants can come at any time between 14.30 to 16.00. It will be held in Japanese mainly.

“ This is a first time to organize this kind of event, so I am not sure, what is this going to be. I enjoy putting on makeup everyday. I hope that many people feel like me through this event.” said Mika Yamamura.

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